Orchid XP v8 <voi### [at] devnull> wrote:
> > Curiously,
> > the next C++ standard will introduce constructs that allow you to write:
> >
> >    for(auto&  v: list1) list2.push_back(v);

> And that does what? Copy the list?

  I actually typoed the line. It misses the call to bar(). It should have
been:

    for(auto& v: list1) list2.push_back(bar(v));

  If I understand correctly, that's what the original code and the haskell
version are doing.

  Naturally if you simply wanted to copy the list you would write a
simple "list2 = list1;" (or if you want to append instead of replace,
"list2.insert(list2.end(), list1.begin(), list1.end());", or if you want
to move the elements, "list2.splice(list2.end(), list1);".)

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